2025 Mini Cooper JCW and JCW Convertible Revealed with 230bhp Turbo Petrol, Dual-Clutch Precision
Mini has just revealed the latest John Cooper Works hatchback and convertible models. They are built upon the new Mini Cooper introduced a few months back. The JCW variant is the most performance-focused model at the top of the lineup. Both models carry the JCW badge and come with a petrol engine.
2025 Mini Cooper JCW: Exterior, Interior Design
The JCW version is an exciting upgrade from the standard Cooper. It stands out with a sleek black octagonal front grille featuring the iconic three-color John Cooper Works emblem and broad air vents. Distinctive JCW LED daytime running lights add to its unique look, setting it apart from the regular model. Moving to the back, the John Cooper Works model sports a fresh rear spoiler, a black rear diffuser, a central exhaust pipe, and eye-catching red brake calipers.
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You have the choice of 17-inch wheels or you can opt for the even more stylish 18-inch alloy wheels. The hatchback is available in 11 different exterior paint options and can also be customized with a roof in a different color. If you opt for the Convertible model, you can choose a unique Copper Grey exterior and pair it with a black or contrasting grey Union Jack design for the soft top.
The interior features a striking red and black theme, with JCW sports seats wrapped in black synthetic leather accentuated by colorful knitted fabric and vibrant red stitching. You’ll also find a unique JCW sports steering wheel, a large 9.4-inch OLED display at the center, a premium Harman Kardon sound system, sleek stainless steel pedals, and four surround-view cameras. However, the general layout of the cabin remains the same as the standard version.
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2025 Mini Cooper JCW: Powertrain, Specs
The 2025 Mini Cooper JCW Hatchback and JCW Convertible keep the same engine, a 2.0-liter, four-cylinder turbo-petrol engine known as the B48 engine by Mini. This engine now generates 380Nm of peak torque, an increase from 320Nm in the older models. The power output remains steady at 230bhp. The power goes to the front wheels through a 7-speed dual-clutch automatic transmission. You can easily change gears by using the paddle shifters located behind the steering wheel.
When it comes to speed, the new Mini JCW Hatchback can go from 0 to 100km/h in 6.1 seconds, outperforming the 2025 JCW Convertible, which achieves the same in 6.4 seconds. The Hatchback can reach a maximum speed of 250km/h, while the Convertible maxes out at 245km/h. So, if you’re looking for a faster ride, the Hatchback is your best bet!
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